Italian welcome for Wilson as world leaders host reception
A wide array of dignitaries and citizens in Rome and Vienna greet President Wilson in the late 1910s style pageantry. Officials anticipate his arrival in Milan and Lacat with state functions and Protestant services at the American church. Newspapers devote front pages to coverage of the U S president and the Allied event.
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Vienne
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Yensitity
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Jolie Twlay Eulegiatie Ariles
Wilson
United States
America
Bonfires Kindled In Honor of Wilson
Bonfires were lit across towns in honor of President Wilson, with crowds gathering as the nation marks the occasion. The American ambassador to Italy, Nel Page, met officials in Washington amid calls for calm as a train passed through cities.
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Wilson
Cetlere
South Gripped by Cold Wave Across the South
A severe cold wave swept the South with Birmingham recording twelve degrees above zero and six inches of snow, while Jackson Mississippi hit ten degrees. Frigid conditions spread along the East Coast from Corpus Christi to Apalachicola with Dallas at ten degrees and Galveston at 30. Daytona, Florida, enjoyed warmer weather as Washington issued northwest storm warnings extending from Jacksonville to Wilmington. The storm moved northeast with considerable intensity.
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Mise
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Texas
Galveston
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Wounded Oklahoma Men Reach Bowie In Texas
The first of the Texas and Oklahoma wounded soldiers arrived in Bowie Texas. A second delegation is due to reach Dallas and Oklahoma City next week.
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Oklahoma
Bowie
Fort Worth
Texas
Jan T
Sinn Feiners Ready To Shed Blood for An Irish Republic
Reports from London and Dublin detail Sinn Fein moves toward an Irish independence in the wake of ongoing political upheaval. Members from various factions vow readiness for sacrifice as pro independence sessions and constitutional aims shape the strategy amid a broader push for full sovereignty.
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Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Dublin
Admiral Rodman Urges Sink All German Capital Ships
Washington Jan 3 Rear Admiral Rodman urged the house naval affairs committee to flag the destruction of all German capital ships surrendered to the allies. He argued German ships were of different types and not worth maintaining, calling it a waste of money.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs
Rodman
Ordinance Passed To Raise Salaries For Filermen
City commissioners approved a special ordinance boosting wages for two filermen at the jumping station by $1 a month. Previously paid at $100 a month, the workers now receive the higher rate as regulated by the ordinance.
War Mobilization Speech Urges Labor Cooperation in Oklahoma
A labor federation statement urges wage restraint, noninterference with war needs, and harmony between labor and employers. It stresses collective action to stabilize industry, ensure fair treatment, and support military mobilization while promoting democracy and a stable home front in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Local forecast for fair weather tonight and Saturday
Fair weather to continue tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Temperatures range from the mid to upper 40s tonight and near 60s by Saturday afternoon across the region. Winds remain light, skies mostly clear, and no precipitation is expected.
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Oklahoma
Germany Sends Daily Reports on Army to Fight Pole Invaders
Reports from Denmark and Switzerland say a large force of Volos advances into Prussia toward Merlin as Germany defends claims to the province of Posen amid ongoing peace debates and border tensions.
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Denmark
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Merlin
Postal Receipts Rise By $195,912.93 in Year
Reported postal receipts climbed to 195,912.93 dollars year to date with increases in various districts. The data shows rising totals across regions, though some figures appear garbled in the transcript. Authorities note steady growth and expect continued gains in the coming period.
Power Off But This Car Moved Along
Fragmented OCR text describing a car moving despite power off and scattered, garbled phrases. No clear events, people, places, or dates are extractable. The readable bits hint at a chaotic wartime or technical scene but lack coherent facts to summarize into a concrete item.
MADOO ADVOCATES PEACE TEST OF CONTROL PLAN
The report outlines Madoo urging a peaceful test of federal control amid wartime and postwar reforms. It notes statements from m officials on the value of control measures and the need to assess progress after a year of policy implemen tion. The piece references railroad questions and broader governance under a peace-time regime.
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Robertson Indorsed by Engineer at Good Roads Conference
Oklahoma Governor elect 11 A Robertson addressed representatives from every county at a Good Roads conference in Sharon. State engineer M L Cunningham endorsed him and outlined road building materials. A resolution to organize a campaign to feature the hunt issue was presented by M W Williams. Robertson will detail his project at a Good Roads smoker tonight at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Oklahoma
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tHiott
Governor William and State Politics Amid Senate Nomination
The article outlines Governor William limited to a salary of 4400 per year with a past rise to 7500 and notes the resignation of a judge. It mentions William as a Southern University graduate born in 1968, and references the state’s political maneuvering around the democratic nomination, the supreme court, and county attorney positions in Terant county. It also notes the senate’s approval of a decision and the upcoming party convention as part of the power struggle.
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Record Cold Snap Shrinks Thermometer Reading to One Above Zero
A frigid morning left thermometers hovering near freezing with the coldest spell reaching one above zero. Forecasters warned of continued chilly conditions into the weekend with low temperatures and light snow flurries. Oklahoma Gas and Electric noted ongoing demand but expected no major outages despite the cold.
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Influenza Ancient Plague Theory Reported in Aston
In Aston Pa January reports indicate Dr Katz, a pathologist in Boston, claims to have linked influenza to the Black Death. His tests with guinea pigs and white mice allegedly show the same virus causing both pandemics. Further study aims to produce a serum for cure.
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